Unofficial support site · Updated Sep 15, 2026
The couple who wrote and directed NAZA — the Venice Special Jury Prize documentary shot at night from Tel Aviv rooftops — are being called traitors for showing the record. This site collects the news, names the attacks, and points help toward them.
Latest
accusations · The Guardian ·
Culture Minister Miki Zohar accused Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor of “treason against the state” after NAZA won Venice’s Special Jury Prize, and said he would move to revoke their Israeli citizenship.
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support · Ynet ·
Israeli and international filmmakers warn of vilification approaching a sanction of violence and a physical threat to the couple’s lives. They call for the film to be shown in Israel.
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accusations · Deutsche Welle ·
Deutsche Welle reports Zohar’s threat to strip the couple of citizenship and Itamar Ben-Gvir’s public attack calling them a disgrace. The IDF rejected the film’s claims and questioned anonymous sources.
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film · El País ·
The directors tell El País how NAZA uses 24 military and intelligence testimonies to show remote killing systems, and why they filmed at night from Tel Aviv rooftops.
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accusations · The Telegraph ·
The Telegraph recounts the citizenship threat and the film’s claim that one strike approved hundreds of civilian deaths to kill a single operative.
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The record
Remote targeting, whistleblower testimony, and the word NAZA itself — military slang for expected civilian dead.
Pressure
Treason charges in public, a threatened citizenship stripping, and a solidarity letter from more than a thousand filmmakers.
Offers of help
Legal, security, screenings, translation, housing. No verified personal fund exists yet — we will not invent one.
